Flagship · Offensive testing

Network Penetration Testing

A vulnerability scan tells you what might be wrong. A penetration test shows what an attacker could actually do with it. We safely test your network using the techniques real attackers use, then show you exactly how to close the gaps.

TEST SCOPEAUTHORISED
ExternalInternet-facing systems
InternalWhat an insider could reach
FindingsPrioritised by real risk
Re-testProof the fix worked

Real attack techniques, safely controlled.

What you get

Answers, not just a list of problems.

External testing

We probe your internet-facing systems for ways in — exposed services, weak authentication and unpatched software.

Internal testing

We show what an attacker could reach after getting a foothold — like a phished laptop or a rogue device.

Clear reporting

An executive summary for leadership and a technical report with step-by-step fixes for IT.

Repeatable testing

Test on a regular schedule and re-test after fixes, so you can prove issues are closed.

How it works

Safe, scoped and authorised.

01

Scope

We agree what's in scope, the testing window and the rules of engagement in writing.

02

Test

We run reconnaissance and controlled attacks against your network, without disrupting operations.

03

Report

We walk you through what we found, how far we got and what to fix first.

04

Fix & re-test

We help you remediate, then test again to confirm the gaps are closed.

Questions

Frequently asked

How is this different from vulnerability scanning?

A scan lists potential weaknesses. A penetration test tries to exploit them and chain them together — showing which ones actually lead to your data, and which are low risk.

Will testing disrupt my business?

Tests are designed to be safe for production networks, and we agree timing and scope with you beforehand.

How often should we test?

At least once a year and after major changes. Many businesses test quarterly, and some insurers and standards such as PCI DSS require regular testing.

Find out how far an attacker could get.

Tell us about your network and we'll scope a test that fits.

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